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[作文]柒月贰拾玖日起坐稳狗狗汇总 --- 结贴至 扒月贰拾

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131#
 楼主| 发表于 2010-8-8 12:27:33 | 只看该作者
8.7 厦门
AI. Financial gain should be the most important factor in choosing a career. (没有这半句:As one of the most obvious ways to judge capacity, monetary benefit is more a mental need rather than a physical one. )

AA 在2006 pool里没找到
说因为increasing industrial pollution,某地区的National parks对游客的吸引力不像过去一样好了,tourism industry的revenue在过去五年持续下降。最近在这些national parks里发现了矿产。政府应该同意mining,因为1. mining companies 将会提高政府的tax revenue 2. 会提供hundreds of jobs for workers previously working in tourism industry. 另外,即使without mining,tourism 的revenue还是会下降,所以应该批准mining。

基本上是这样
-- by 会员 lamkit (2010/8/7 18:12:04)



非常感谢Lamkit
132#
 楼主| 发表于 2010-8-8 12:33:47 | 只看该作者
我觉得是讨论总是变革到底是对一个组织好还是不好。
我想了一下:
1)变革带来新的理念和管理方法,提高效率。对于一个组织的进步是有好处的。for example, 说我是做financial services的,my client's conversion from hand-based book recording system to computer-based information system usually dramatically enhance their working efficiencies and reduce their errors.
2)但是,大规模变动显然会带来negative effects。典型的恶果就是变革会使员工感觉到不安全。For example, when machines are used to a large extent in a traditional manufacturing company, a large amount of workers might lose their jobs. So after the transformation, the original workers will lose confident about the management team. 而且事实也表明,那些常常变革的公司,如果不是由于技术变革的必然原因,往往是由于管理者在变革中没有目标或者没有计划导致的,这是对组织资源的一种巨大浪费。
3)我认为,能提高productivity或者reduce cost的变化是necessary的。但是管理者在决定变化的时候要非常的谨慎,深思熟虑,有所规划。可以分几步:首先决定为什么要变,哪里需要变;在决定目标是变成什么样;然后考虑如何变化能达到目标,需要哪些帮助;然后指定具体的改革方案,具体执行。另外,变革的整个过程,从planing to execution,都应该和every participant 进行沟通,这样才能有效地减小变革阻力。


Constant innovation and change within an organization are as likely to damage the organization as they are to improve it.

Constant innovation and change within an organization 的意思?

是说    在组织内的革新和变革
还是说 (技术)革新 和组织变革啊???
-- by 会员 girlwithwings (2010/8/7 11:52:39)


-- by 会员 yougushizi (2010/8/7 16:06:40)



分析的不错赞一个,我也倾向与从正反两个方便去论证,然后考虑综合因素,你这个俺先抱走参考一下,谢谢
133#
 楼主| 发表于 2010-8-8 13:47:52 | 只看该作者
呵呵,发重复了,删除
134#
 楼主| 发表于 2010-8-8 13:53:51 | 只看该作者
5.“Since science andtechnology are becoming more and more essential to modern society, schoolsshould devote more time to teaching science and technology and less to teachingthe arts and humanities.”
Discussthe extent to which you agree or disagree with the opinion stated above.Support your views with reasons and/or examples from your own experience,observations, or reading.
科技进步确实给整个社会的发展带来了不容忽视的贡献。所以学校确实应该提供科学和技术的知识。但是文化和艺术依然是不可或缺的,而且他们的作用并不亚于科技。
我们知道,科学的源泉是创造力,而art 是开拓创造力的一个很大的motivation 。如果限制了艺术的发展,那么人们的想象力可能会丧失,创造新事物的动力也许就会衰退。所以启蒙教育必须要提供艺术,甚至更应该focus在艺术上。科学的初始往往是枯燥的,特别是对小孩来说。如果一开始就全都教授数学、物理、化学,估计10个孩子里面有9个会厌学。所以最起码在初等教育上应该重视艺术。
而对于大学生来说,艺术和科技是两个事业的方向,为了每个人可以针对自己的理想和兴趣去针对性的学习,学校依然需要提供不同的learning contents.虽然说科技的进步是巨大的,但是我们也不能忽略艺术的进步。比如说电影事业、服装事业,也都有着巨大的进步。而且归根结底,高科技带来的进步依然是为了改善生活,而艺术更直接的让人更加体会美。
事实上,不仅仅是学校,business world也应该注意arttechnology 的平衡。因为始终面对着colorless contents,员工的efficiency会下降。在很多high-tech公司,R&D部门旁边都会有一个entertainmentroom engineers listen some music, read some articles to relax from the mathematicalor coding world. 而且就拿我自己的experience来说,作为一个auditor我真切地体会到一直对着endless statements, tables full of numbers 是多么boring。而在我们公司,Latin class让我enjoy a lot. 而且我们有movie night towatch some popular movies, 这样的调试我才没有be driven crazy.
-- by 会员 yougushizi (2010/8/7 15:46:08)



呵呵,这里是不是可以再增加一些humanities相关的东西,比如ethics 之类的关联起来
135#
 楼主| 发表于 2010-8-8 13:57:16 | 只看该作者
continue to share
4.“Everywhere, itseems, there are clear and positive signs that people are becoming morerespectful of one another’s differences.”
In your opinion, how accurate is the view expressed above? Usereasons and/or examples from your own experience, observations, or reading todevelop your position.
No exactly two people are born entirelysame. Even the twins have some trivial differences since they come to the worldand the older they get, the more deviations in their performances and minds. Aswe all know the fact that we are somewhat different from other people in theworld, we should consider the differences when we make group decisions or takeactions which might affect other people.
As high pace globalization and technology transformationoccur, people are becoming more open-minded. Nowadays in most fields, peopleshow increasing respects to others’ differences. For example, now we let theseniors and pregnant ladies sit in buses while we stand; we give ways todisabled people when we walk; and we try to be nice to our foreign friends wheneverthey ask for a favor. In the business world, people show more interest inothers’ competitive advantages and are willing to share different knowledgebases. All these facts definitely reflect that people now are more aware of thedifferences between themselves and others than ever before, and as far as I am concerned,the general trend that our society is heading to a politer direction shows aprogress in the development of our nation.
However, we should still be cautious. Sometimesthose who we think need different treatment may not desire our special care. Ihad once got hurt in a car accident and had to sit in a vehicle for a fewmonths. Everyone cares my safety. My mother was highly willing to protect me.She became very reluctant to my demand to hanging out with my friends. She prohibitedme from going outside with my friends, even for studying purpose. She worriedthat my friends might take advantages at my short-term disability. But she didn'tget what I felt. Although I was hurt physically, I was still healthy in my mind!“If only mum can treat me as a normal girl!” I murmured. My own experiencetaught me a lesson that it is really important to care what the ones differentfrom us in the way they desire, not just to take actions in the way we thinkappropriate.
-- by 会员 yougushizi (2010/8/7 15:46:08)


偶感觉你篇issue中,对于differences的解释不是很清楚:这里可能更强调的个体的差异化。
我们的论点就是是否有more signs来反映人们对这个difference的态度是否是more respectful

而你的两个例子当中 一个是给老人和孕妇让座之类的这个是一个好的传统,并不能体现more and 提供positive signs,另外一个your monther对于你的care只能说明他因为太care你而忽略了你的感受,也并不能体现她对你的difference more respectful or not

呵呵,个人的一点意见,仅供参考
-- by 会员 smilingyuer (2010/8/8 13:47:52)

136#
 楼主| 发表于 2010-8-8 14:02:31 | 只看该作者
本人12号就要考了,紧张之余还是要强烈感谢你们,还有所以为机经奋斗的战友们,还有参与机经讨论的G友们,可以说,你们让我心安了不少,考前看看,效果还是有的!再次感谢你们!最后,愿我考到理想的成绩
-- by 会员 westlife6th (2010/8/6 20:42:25)



呵呵,我也祝你取得好成绩,加油
137#
 楼主| 发表于 2010-8-8 14:04:15 | 只看该作者
楼主想请教个问题,困惑了好久! 本月作文机经有用么?它会像其他机经一样重复当月题库, 还是说作文不存在当月题库,因为题库公开了所以随机抽呢?
谢谢欧~
-- by 会员 cartier921 (2010/8/7 17:57:50)



呵呵,这个depends 了。 你可以从狗出现的情况,以及频率来看下,不过就是不出现,用狗来练习,多练习几遍也就熟悉了。
Ps:偶也抓狂作文,再练习呢
138#
发表于 2010-8-8 18:25:19 | 只看该作者
楼主我觉得咱们机经35题特别像黄金80里的106题,你看看哈
PS谢谢你为大家整理机经哈!!!祝好运!!!

106. The following appeared as part of a business plan by the Capital Idea Investment firm.
“Currently more and more books are becoming available in electronic form — either free of charge on the Internet or for a very low price per book on CD-ROM.* People who would not pay bookstore prices will now have access to whatever book they want from their home or work computers. Consequently, literary classics are likely to be read more widely than ever before: 72 percent of those responding to a recent online survey said they would read books in electronic form, and 81 percent said they believed that reading classic works was important. Given this newly developing market, we should invest in E-Classics, a new company that sells electronic versions of literary classics.”
*A CD-ROM is a small portable disc capable of storing relatively large amounts of data that can be read by a computer.
139#
发表于 2010-8-8 20:25:29 | 只看该作者
弱弱问一句,房地产那道AA有木有范文啊?
140#
发表于 2010-8-9 00:40:15 | 只看该作者
恩,我又思考了一下这个问题。draft了一个中文提纲。


我同意各行各业都开始更加注重尊重差异性这一说法,我觉得这个现象体现在社会的方方面面。
在小孩子教育方面,学校更加尊重学生的个性化。我小学的时候,学校要求所有学生穿一样的校服,整齐划一。但是我当时的创造力被压抑了。但是我的nephew现在不仅仅可以随便穿自己喜欢穿的衣服,而且他们学校还开展服装风采大赛,让孩子展现不同的自己。我觉的这样的教育背景会有益于创造力的开发,而创造力是科学进步的源泉。
在商场中,越来越多的制造商开始关注customer differences。他们根据不同的客户需求,比如说culture, gender, education background, age and so forth 去design diversified products, providing the consumers more choices. 而通过这样的差异化,企业也在niche market中发挥了自己的competitive advantages, 并且stand out,实现了自己的利益点。我们知道,competitive advantages can bring the whole society a larger cake, so virtually the different despondences to varied in customer needs提高了对社会资源的利用率。
在信息传播上,社会也越来越尊重不同的声音。由于网络的自由性,原来被主流媒体抑制的一些voice now can be heard clearly. 而更多的声音undoubtedly contribute to a more sophisticated judgement, by allowing us to obtain more thorough understanding from different angles.
所以我觉得确实从不同的方面,差异性都更被尊重。这一点是可喜的,因为它能促进了社会进步。但是我们也要注意警惕一些不好的变异,比如说吸毒、情色、暴力,这些与社会伦常的differences不仅不应该被respect,而且应该be resisted.




continue to share
4.“Everywhere, itseems, there are clear and positive signs that people are becoming morerespectful of one another’s differences.”
In your opinion, how accurate is the view expressed above? Usereasons and/or examples from your own experience, observations, or reading todevelop your position.
No exactly two people are born entirelysame. Even the twins have some trivial differences since they come to the worldand the older they get, the more deviations in their performances and minds. Aswe all know the fact that we are somewhat different from other people in theworld, we should consider the differences when we make group decisions or takeactions which might affect other people.
As high pace globalization and technology transformationoccur, people are becoming more open-minded. Nowadays in most fields, peopleshow increasing respects to others’ differences. For example, now we let theseniors and pregnant ladies sit in buses while we stand; we give ways todisabled people when we walk; and we try to be nice to our foreign friends wheneverthey ask for a favor. In the business world, people show more interest inothers’ competitive advantages and are willing to share different knowledgebases. All these facts definitely reflect that people now are more aware of thedifferences between themselves and others than ever before, and as far as I am concerned,the general trend that our society is heading to a politer direction shows aprogress in the development of our nation.
However, we should still be cautious. Sometimesthose who we think need different treatment may not desire our special care. Ihad once got hurt in a car accident and had to sit in a vehicle for a fewmonths. Everyone cares my safety. My mother was highly willing to protect me.She became very reluctant to my demand to hanging out with my friends. She prohibitedme from going outside with my friends, even for studying purpose. She worriedthat my friends might take advantages at my short-term disability. But she didn'tget what I felt. Although I was hurt physically, I was still healthy in my mind!“If only mum can treat me as a normal girl!” I murmured. My own experiencetaught me a lesson that it is really important to care what the ones differentfrom us in the way they desire, not just to take actions in the way we thinkappropriate.
-- by 会员 yougushizi (2010/8/7 15:46:08)


偶感觉你篇issue中,对于differences的解释不是很清楚:这里可能更强调的个体的差异化。
我们的论点就是是否有more signs来反映人们对这个difference的态度是否是more respectful

而你的两个例子当中 一个是给老人和孕妇让座之类的这个是一个好的传统,并不能体现more and 提供positive signs,另外一个your monther对于你的care只能说明他因为太care你而忽略了你的感受,也并不能体现她对你的difference more respectful or not

呵呵,个人的一点意见,仅供参考
-- by 会员 smilingyuer (2010/8/8 13:47:52)


-- by 会员 smilingyuer (2010/8/8 13:57:16)

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